Malta - image heavy - part 1

[Barr1e]

Anne's birthday treat - a snapshot of our travels

History http://www.visitmalta.com/en/historyView of St Paul's spire and the Dome of the Carmelite Church - Valletta.


House of Representatives showing the narrow streets and parking.


Queen Victoria fronting the library - Valletta


Inside St Paul's showing some history


Third Man Harry Lime? including old Olympus camera signage


Azure Windowhttp://www.visitgozo.com/en/item/sig...e-window-1141/


Traditional dress Gozo



L-Għajn il-Kbira - The Big Spring
Arched shelters were built in the sixteenth century over the springs for the convenience of people when washing their clothes. A very old irrigation system made up from stone gutters constantly brings water from a spring situated in the Kerċem part of the valley.


Mdina http://www.visitmalta.com/en/mdina-and-rabatMdina City best taken from afar


Mdina entrance


Inside Mdina


I used the OM-D E-M1 + 12-40 lens for all pictures taken - most settings in A.mode f2.8+ iso 200+ etc.

The camera performed quite brilliantly, so much so I will post a second set later this week.

I hope you enjoyed our Malta travels and didn't get side tracked with the various links.

Regards. Barr1e

Also posted on www.fourthirds-user.com

[Ian]

Re: Malta - image heavy - part 1

Malta certainly looks interesting and we nearly went there for my 50th birthday but we went to Venice in the end because it was a lot less money. Cyprus was also comparatively expensive. I'd certainly like to visit Malta (and Cyprus) one day.

Ian